Ophtalmology Department

The Ophtalmology Department, also known as the Eye Clinic, is a specialized department within Anderson’s Hospital dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment and management of diseases and conditions related to the eyes and visual system.

Key components and functions of our Ophthalmology Department include:

1. Comprehensive Eye Examinations: Ophthalmologists conduct thorough eye examinations to assess a patient's vision and eye health. These examinations often include visual acuity testing, refraction and the use of various diagnostic tools.

2. Diagnosis, Medical and Surgical Treatment: Ophthalmologists diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions and diseases, including refractive errors (such as myopia and hyperopia), cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, corneal transplants, LASIK/PRK surgery, retinal detachment repair, and oculoplastic procedures (eyelid surgery) and more.

3. Medical Equipment: The department is equipped with specialized eye examination equipment, diagnostic tools. This includes slit lamps, fundus cameras, optical coherence tomography (OCT) machines and laser systems.

The Ophthalmology department at Anderson’s Hospital provides a vital service in the healthcare system and the community by helping individuals maintain good vision, address eye-related medical conditions and improve their quality of life. Regular eye examinations are recommended to detect and treat eye problems early, which can be essential in preventing vision loss and maintaining overall eye health.